Astrologer Parduman Suri Leads Global Climate Advocacy

Parduman Suri, a prominent celebrity astrologer, has been appointed as the Global Ambassador of the World Climate Change Foundation. As the first Indian to hold this position, he emphasizes the importance of environmental preservation, highlighting the severe impact of air pollution on human lifespan and advocating for tree planting.

New Delhi [India], September 25: Prominent celebrity astrologer Parduman Suri has taken on a crucial role as the Global Ambassador of the World Climate Change Foundation, making history as the first Indian to hold this esteemed title.

The World Climate Change Foundation is dedicated to environmental protection across the globe, with active branches in nations such as the USA, Austria, Germany, and Switzerland. In India, the foundation operates in approximately 15 states, expanding its ecological impact.

Suri has highlighted the pressing need for environmental vigilance, pointing out that air pollution is the largest environmental killer, affecting over 17 billion people globally and reducing human lifespan by an average of 2.2 years due to toxic gases. He urges collective responsibility in preserving the planet for future generations, placing a strong emphasis on the importance of planting trees to combat air pollution and promote a sustainable future.

(With inputs from agencies.)